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Matching changes
which doors are open.

Kinfolk understands you and your network, matches you with compatible roommates, and finds the apartment your group can afford together. Ambient across SMS, quiet until it has something worth your time.

Move in 4-12 weeksTwo-sided approvalAnonymous until you say
Preference profile

Intent captured

Williamsburg or Greenpoint, $1.4k-$1.65k each, mid-summer move-in, quiet weekday household.

Roommate queue

Group forming

Mara and Anya match the timing, budget, commute, and household cadence. Identity reveal is still gated.

Next action

Tour ready

412 S 4th works as a three-person lease. The unit is reachable because the group exists.

Active intent

Kinfolk is searching for Sam

Running

Budget

$1.48k each

Commute

31 minutes

Lifestyle

Quiet weekdays

Consent

Needs approval

No intro, identity reveal, contact share, application, or agent-requested action leaves the product without human approval.

Match review

Mara + Anya

91%

Budget

All three land between $1.45k and $1.65k

Household

Quiet weekdays, social but not party-oriented

Timing

Mid-October move-in overlap

How it works

One intent, three movements.

I

Kinfolk understands you and your network.

From you, and from the people who already know what you're like to live with. The shape of your week, your budget, the kind of household that would actually work — the read no form would catch.

Ambient · continuous

II

Your group takes shape.

Continuous matching, quiet between. When someone actually fits — same neighborhood, same window, the same way of living — Kinfolk surfaces them with the reasoning. Nothing happens until both sides say yes.

Two-sided approval · always

III

A place none of you could afford alone.

Three of you can hold a Williamsburg three-bedroom for fourteen-eighty-three a head. The matching is what made the unit reachable. Tour Thursday. Lease the next week. Move in by October.

Williamsburg 3BR · $1,483 each

Agent-native from the start

Delegation without losing consent.

The web app is the human control room. The MCP surface can later give personal agents structured, scoped tools for read-only matching and status checks before any sensitive action is allowed.

Open dashboard

Structured match answers

Read tools can explain fit, freshness, tradeoffs, and next actions with stable IDs.

Human approval gates

Write tools create approval requests. They do not reveal identity, send outreach, or apply.

Narrow consent

Phone, interview, contacts, preferences, and agents all have separate scopes.

Audit trail

Every agent action is logged with tool name, scopes, outcome, and approval state.